Je dois bientôt me rendre en Thaïlande où j'aimerais suivre une formation de massage thaïlandais, si possible de qualité.
Quelle est la meilleure école de massage thaï à Chiang Mai ? Je cherche quelqu'un de bien informé qui accepterait de m'indiquer les raisons de sa préférence.
Il y a plein d'écoles de massage à Chiang mai !!! Je ne sais pas s'il existe un forum de masseurs/masseuses mais tu auras plus de chance d'y trouver des infos. Chaque personne pense que l'école qu'elle a fait est la meilleure !
En novembre j'ai accueilli une touriste qui venait pour faire une formation et qui a trouvé une formatrice qui fait ça en tête à tête.
Si tu veux en savoir plus, contacte moi via ma signature.
Chris Cool.
Mes voyages, mes infos, mes bons plans : http://mathailande.free.fr
(Thaïlande bien sûr, mais aussi Laos, Cambodge, Malaisie, Indonésie, Philippines, etc...)
Bonjour Claude,
Ma réponse a disparue du forum, je ne sais pas trop pourquoi... ou plutôt si j'ai une idée, donc je tiens à signaler que je ne fais pas partie de l'école dont je vante les mérites, mais je suis un ancien élève de cette école, entre autres. Je vais donc réécrire ma réponse :
Comme l'a signalé Coco dans sa réponse il y a effectivement des centaines d'écoles de massages à Chiang Mai. Je vis une grande partie de l'année en Thaïlande et j'ai pu voir de nombreuses formations de massage (Old medicine hospital, TMC, Sunshine, Adjarn Pichet, ... la liste est longue), et je peux te certifier que l'école qui sort vraiment du lot c'est Sensip Training. C'est pour moi la meilleure école de massage thaï. Voici le lien de leur site pour que tu puisses te faire une idée :
http://www.sensiptraining.com/
Beaucoup de cours que j'ai pu suivre je les classe dans les catégories "pas mal", "intéressant", "inutile ! Certaine profs ne maitrisent pas ce qu'ils enseignent"... Les seules formations de grande qualité que j'ai faite c'est chez eux que je les ai trouvées. Je vais essayer d'argumenter mon point de vue :
- Les professeurs donnent des cours en français (ce qui est déjà un point important), en anglais, évidement en thaï également mais je doute que cela t'intéresse 😉
- Plusieurs niveaux qui commencent par les "bases", ce que toutes les écoles enseignent globalement de la même façon, et qui permettent d'apprendre le massage "bien-être" thaï. Mais, SURTOUT, l'école est spécialisée dans l'enseignement du "Nuad Boran" thérapeutique. Les professeurs ont créé une synthèse des meilleurs protocoles thérapeutiques (de Wat Po et du Nuad Raj Sam Nak : le massage royal), gardé les meilleurs positions et les plus efficaces pour le praticien. Le tout avec les meilleurs livrets de cours que j'ai pu voir, c'est important une fois qu'on rentre chez soi d'avoir de bonnes bases pour se souvenir de nos cours.
Donc que ce soit pour une découverte avec ou sans approfondissement par la suite, ou pour des praticiens confirmés, je conseille vivement cette école, qui est de taille modeste ce qui permet de garder un rapport professeurs/élèves très humain et un vrai suivi individuel pendant les cours.
Voilà Claude j'espère que ma réponse t'aiguillera, et je te souhaite un bon apprentissage dans ce merveilleux pays.
Boggy
Bonjour Claude,
j'ai moi-même beaucoup participé à des sessions de Nuad boran en Thailande ces 2 dernières années, et je suis tout à fait OK avec la réponse de boggy ! alors je ne ferait pas trop de re-dite quand à ce qu'il a écrit...
Les écoles qui sont généralement mises en avant (tel Sunshine et old medecine) sont des "grosses usines" avec souvent des profs formatés et avec réellement peu d'expérience de thérapeute. L'école Sensiptraining propose une vision bien plus étendue et beaucoup plus respectueuse de la tradition du Nuad Boran.
Après avoir vagabonder d'école en école, j'ai largement apprécié de recevoir un enseignement qui propose les tenants et aboutissement de cette pratique.
Merci Almoj et Boggy pour vos partages.
Ils donnent envie de faire la formation Sensip Training. C'est du massage Thaï thérapeutique, n'est-ce pas ?
Mais c'est enseignement est-il ouvert à tous ? Faut-il avoir des connaissances préalables ?
Je suis heureux de voir citer ici Sensip Training. J'ai fait une formation complète avec cette école de massage thailandais. Cela a bousculé les idées que j'avais sur la question et complètement changé ma manière de faire. Au lieu de faire beaucoup de choses à tous les clients, je fais moins de choses mais à chaque fois de manière adapté à chaque client. Thanaphon Seabun est Licenciée du Ministère de la Santé de ThaIlande, pourquoi ne pas demander aux écoles de montrer les diplômes de leurs enseignants.Quand à Charles Breger, certifié par le Ministère de la santé de Thaïlande, il s'est fait connaître par son livre "Nuad Boran" où cette approche, rééllement traditionnelle est développée. Il est vrai que chacun a tendance à vanter les mérites de l'école qu'il a faite. Mais avant Sensip Training, j'ai étudié dans les différentes écoles et les maitres comme Pichet. C'est Sensip Traing que je préfère et de loin: Si on veut participer à une bonne image du Nuad Thai, il faut s'en donner les moyens.
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